Short answer: St Enodoc is a tiny church with a crooked spire, set in the dunes on St Enodoc golf course between Rock and Daymer Bay. Sir John Betjeman, the poet laureate who loved this coast, is buried in the churchyard. Park at Daymer Bay and walk through the dunes; it's a short, easy stroll.
Half sunk in the dunes, with a leaning spire and the golf course around it, St Enodoc is one of the most atmospheric little churches in Cornwall.
St Enodoc Church sits on St Enodoc golf course in the dunes between Rock and Daymer Bay, on the north side of the Camel estuary, about 20 minutes' drive from Wadebridge.
Park at Daymer Bay and walk through the dunes towards the golf course. The church is a short walk away. Keep to the marked paths across the course and watch for golfers.
Sir John Betjeman spent childhood holidays on this coast and wrote about it often. He's buried in the churchyard. His belongings are kept at the John Betjeman Centre in Wadebridge's old station (weekdays).
Everything else: the Wadebridge guide.
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